Arquette's Cup Celebration

Cameron Arquette Brings Memorial Cup Home to Wheatley for Community Celebration

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Cameron Arquette to share Memorial Cup with Wheatley

Cameron Arquette Brings Memorial Cup Home to Wheatley for Community Celebration

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Cameron Arquette, a 19-year-old from Wheatley, Ontario, is bringing the Memorial Cup home. The Kitchener Rangers won the trophy in May — the third in franchise history — and Arquette played a key role, assisting on the winning goal in a 6-2 victory over the Everett Silvertips, according to Chatham Daily News.

Arquette will share the cup with his hometown on a date marked by a full legion colour parade. The trophy will then be on display for the community to see up close, Stratford Beacon Herald reported.

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Arquette Delivers When It Mattered Most

Arquette posted three points in four Memorial Cup games. That number stands out given he had nine points across 18 Ontario Hockey League playoff games before the national tournament, according to The Observer. He saved some of his best play for the biggest stage.

His assist on the championship-winning goal capped a 6-2 final against the Everett Silvertips. The Rangers claimed their third Memorial Cup in franchise history with that win, Owen Sound Sun Times reported.

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Wheatley Rolls Out the Red Carpet

The hometown celebration kicks off with a legion colour parade at 5:30 p.m. After the parade, Arquette will display the Memorial Cup at the Legion from 6 to 8 p.m., giving fans a chance to see the trophy in person, Paris Star reported.

Wheatley is a small community in southwestern Ontario. Events like this give small towns a rare chance to celebrate one of their own on the national hockey stage.

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Rangers Set Sights on Back-to-Back Titles

Winning is not slowing the Rangers down. The team is already preparing to defend both their OHL championship and their Canadian Hockey League title next season, according to Fairview Post.

Back-to-back Memorial Cup wins are extremely rare. The Rangers will enter next season as the team everyone is chasing, with a target on their backs from the first puck drop.

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Wheatley Rolls Out the Red Carpet

Wheatley is a small community in southwestern Ontario. Events like this give small towns a rare chance to celebrate one of their own on the national hockey stage.

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Rangers Set Sights on Back-to-Back Titles

Winning is not slowing the Rangers down. The team is already preparing to defend both their OHL championship and their Canadian Hockey League title next season, according to Fairview Post.

Back-to-back Memorial Cup wins are extremely rare. The Rangers will enter next season as the team everyone is chasing, with a target on their backs from the first puck drop.

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